A part that doesn't exist yet. A batch that needs your logo on it. Something that keeps breaking. I design it, print or laser-cut it, and prove it on a real print — then you take it as the finished thing, or as production-ready files you can make anywhere.
Modelling, printing, cutting, engraving and finishing all happen in one place — so a job never gets handed off half-done, and you never need a machine or a CAD licence of your own.
Designed around your job, printed or laser-cut, hand-finished and shipped from Warsaw. Nothing needed at your end but the problem.
Custom logos, branded batches, one-off gifts — or your mark burned into something you already own: a knife, a bottle, a tool.
Print it yourself, or produce it in volume wherever you are — a box from Warsaw to Texas is slow, a file takes a second. Making it commercially? Ask about licensing.
It fits badly or breaks. Send a photo and the measurements — I redesign what fails and prove the fix on a real print.
Everything listed here is running and tested — not a wish list. If a material isn't on it, ask; the answer is either "yes, tested" or a straight no.
Picked for what the part has to survive, not for what prints easiest — UV-stable outdoors, carbon-stiffened where it must not flex, foamed where weight is the enemy, rubber-soft where it has to give.
Wood and leather cut to shape. Anodised aluminium and coated steel marked by burning the finish back to the bright metal underneath. A rotary axis takes round objects, so a logo can go onto a bottle, a tumbler or a tool that already exists.
Leather sewn onto printed frames — phone cases today, more of it coming. Wood stained and lacquered. The laser cuts to the millimetre; everything after that is hands.
Leather doesn't have to be new. Old bags and jackets were made when hide quality still mattered — reclaimed leather brings age and character with none of the compromise, and is often better material than anything sold new at the same price.
Every piece here was designed for the job — or for the form. Already
solved, tested and ready to print; click any one for the full build story.
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A real client issue or a personal need — measurements, constraints, material.
A parametric model built for exact dimensions and load.
Checking shape and proportion before color or texture.
Checking fit, strength and accuracy on the actual printer.
The part at work — not a render, a confirmed result.
Full transparency on every commission — updated by hand at each stage, not an automated guess.
Deep In Layers is a custom design practice first — functional parts, FPV drone upgrades and storage systems engineered for precision, plus original sculptural pieces. Modelling, printing, cutting, engraving and finishing all happen under one roof: cut to the millimetre by machine, then worked by hand where hands do it better. Nothing gets handed off half-done, and there is nobody else to blame when it doesn't fit — which is exactly why it does. Solved problems also live on as ready-made files, for anyone who'd rather print than wait.
Every job is quoted on its own — not to hide the number, but because it genuinely varies. Some parts take an afternoon. Some take weeks of modelling and test prints. A price list would mislead you either way.
How much modelling, and how many iterations before it actually fits.
What it's made from, and how much of it goes into the finished piece.
One piece, a small batch, or a design built to be produced over and over.
You get a fixed number and a date before anything starts. Nothing gets made, and nothing gets charged, until you agree to both.
Describe the job — dimensions, material, where and how the part will be used. Already have a part that fails? Send a photo and the measurements. Personal reply, every time.